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My cellulitis is healing up fairly well, but the skin is dry and itchy. can i put vitamin e on it or a moisturiser of some kind?
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Yes. : Just moisturizer but not Vit E alone. You can do cetaphil or eicerin. Those would be ok or anything similar.
Answered 3/10/2018
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